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Show Brigham City, Utah Thursday, May 5, 1960 THt BOX KELVIN ATOR APLIANCES LLDLR JOURNAL, 1 1 Red Cross Chairman Announces Names of Volunteer Workers Shop The annual fund dme for American Red Cioss begins Mty 9, Mrs John Higginson, chairman, announces Volunteer workers for South Box Elder county include FURNITURE CENTER her for Mother's Day Gift 6 Miles South of Brigham -- V - ini A friendly challenge from a proud distiller dont dare try - HILL 'MILL ..unless youre ready to change your brand Heres why! Weve put into Hill and Hill the best of the things - that make Kentucky whiskey great. And we take the important extra step of aging this whiskey at a constant 72 so it is mellowed to perfection. Taste it and youll make it your own. CSSS Seder-holm- Fli'ntu u STRAIGHT BOURBON Tl M - r&til1 Hill and Hill 86 proof combines enjoyable lightness with the smooth flavor of authentic Kentucky Straight bourbon. Jill AND Kill CO . tOUlIYILlf, KENTUCKY, KENTUCKY Brigham City FIRST WARD Mrs C F. Epley, chairman, Mrs V'erl Petersen, M A. Mrs E B Owen, Mrs Mrs BurtUier, Mrs Rex Baron. Richard Faisons, Mis George Oraghead MrsGeotge Williams, Elliot Mrs Mis Ray Payne, Waid, Mis J Y. Ferrv, Mrs How. aid Jorgenson, Mrs. D L. Holland, Mis. W'oith Jensen, Mrs Warren Hde and Mrs William Jensen Mis Gayle SECOND W'ARD Mrs Delmont Tinge v chan man, Jones, Mrs Desmond Christensen, Mrs Mts lewis Jones Hugh Jensen Mrs Clinton Andeison and Mrs Glvnn Box THIRD WARD- Mrs Jack Taylor chairman, Mrs Leo Jensen, co chairman, Mrs Ted Valentine, Mrs Mrs Fdgar Richardson, Clark Ftillam, Mrs Alfred Frye, Glen Mrs McClaren Funk Mrs Tife, Mrs Ben Andersen, Mrs Mrs Robert NielJ D Merrell, Mrs sen, Mrs Ralph Stewart Kay Schuman. Mrs Derrell Gardner, Mrs Melroy Steed, Mrs Carlisle Baty, Mrs Devon Breitenbe-ker- , Mrs Gene Bickmore, Mrs W'ynn Fife, Mrs Maynard Victor, Mrs Don Andersen and Mrs Tvan Owens Mrs James FOURTH WARDA Brown, chairman; Miss Lucille Watkins, Miss Janet Walters, Mrs , George Mason, Mrs Don Mrs Bnvd Petersen, Mrs Beit Reeve, Mis Shaion Holding, Mis Hoi man Munson, Mrs Karl Olsen and Mrs LaRue Nelson FIFTH WARD- Mrs Vanez WilMrs J Norris son, chairman, Mrs Walter Larsen, Corwin Mrs Ralph Wyatt, Mrs Pore Petersen, Mrs Rulon Huntington. Mis George Flodges, Mrs Vernon Mrs W'avne Braegger, Mrs Mrs Verl Grov er Drews Dewey Cottle Mrs William Stan-deMrs M L Bidlnck and Miss Shirlev Walker SIXTH WARD Mrs David Rusk, STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY-- 8B PPOOF chanman, Mis Glenn Andeisen Wendell Mis Mrs Fail Glenn, Caiter, Mis Velruy Chustensen, Mis Frank Tolman, Mis Ronald Marhen Mrs Lowell Monson, Mrs Carlton Rutledge and Mis Max Morgan Mis E L SEVENTH WARD Petersen, chairman, Miss Kathy Miss Miss Sandy Adams Call Jean Ball, Miss Linda Packer, Miss Dianne Barrah, Miss Diane Miss Sharon Burt and Poulsen, Miss Kaien Burt EIGHTH WARD Mis Trov MiMrs Bruce Band, ller, chairman Dean Mis Mis. Leo Walker, Payne, Mrs Richard B.ikei Mis Reeve Biown Mrs Meilin Jepp-sen- , Mrs W'alter Talbot Mis Irvin Henrie, Mrs Ervin Mitchell, Mis Dt Mrs Dorothy Shelton, Mrs Lee, Mis Dee Hoi is t Garth Bakes, Mrs James Cagle, Mrs Melvin Barrett and Mrs La var Jensen , Mrs Frank Edward Mis. Frost, Mrs Wendell Fife, Mrs Wynn Jeppsen, Mrs Jim Dickson Ova Mrs John Valcarce, Mis Bennett Mis Lawience Mclntire Mrs L. Cazier, Mrs Orville NINTH WARD Cop-pin- chairman, - . PS i - - 1 , W'a-ter- s TENTH WARD Mrs Coleman Rulon Whitlock, chairman, Mrs Mrs Nelson, Mrs William Fills Francis Mrs Grant Sheffield Mrs L A Giover. Christensen, Mis James Mrs Nick Topik, Whitlock Mrs Clyde Nichols Mis Einard Haniuk. Mrs Fred ELEVENTH WARD Burt, chairman, Mrs Jack Francis, Mrs. A J Schechter Mis Byron Stallings Mrs William Davis, Mrs Watren C Tatkalson Mrs Lucius Johnson Mis Aithtir Mrs Clarence Peary, Landon, Mrs Howard Larson Mrs G A Wallace, Mrs Dean Flawkes and Mrs Cal Jeanselme TWELFTH WARD Mrs Walter Mrs Duane Swanson chairman, Jensen, Mrs James C Miller and Mrs Dean Kenny W'ARD Mrs R THIRTEENTH jj Iverson, chairman, Mrs Ivo Mrs Mills, Mrs R W Brown A J. Waldon Mrs Fred Blacker Mrs G R Horrocks, Mrs J E Dieter, Mrs U E Garrison Mis J D Ensign, Mrs W G Mann, Mrs K P Rice and Mrs R K irr&jr laivii ...TO BUY THAT LONG. And its easy now with NEW HOME YOUVE WANTED FOR SO - nil Ini Dovn Payments are lower than ever. For example, on an $1 8,950.00 home you formerly paid $1,750.00 down. Now you pay only $1 ,140.00-- a reduction of $600.00. Yes, F.H.A. Pearse FOURTEENTH WARD Mrs Fd Mrs Butze, chairman, Myton Mis Jan W'right, Mrs Marion Robertson Meinert, Ethel Mrs Mrs Amy Condon Mrs. Cherry Nance, Whitehill, Alma Mrs Nadine Draer, Mrs Mrs Ruth Dobbs, Mis Bryant, Mis Bvron Helen Smith May, Mrs Verda I ester and Mis Lucille Smith KRUSMARK APTS Mrs W R Merrell. Don Mrs PARK LINDSFY Chustiansen chairman Mis Allis Winston Jeppson, Bilbow, Mis Mrs Thomas Hannum, Mrs. Emile CCnntiniieH on Completed homes from $14,500 to $18,950 with three and four bedrooms, two complete baths with ceramic tile. With or without basements and fireplaces. rnllnwlne Pagei PICK'A'PHONE Two new lower priced homes with varying elevations, two This Farmer used 60 lbs., N, Harvested 1 7 tons bedrooms with full basement and 3 bedrooms with carport. These homes will be priced at $1 3,500.00. Nine color selec- silage corn tions of veneer brick. Ceramic tile window sills and ceramic Mich and Gene Fukui used 160 lbs. N, Harvested More than 25 Tons Silage To get the most from any land, fanners must use proper lization. tile five feet above bath tub. Make your selection now for lot location, color of brick, tile, formica and paint. ferti- il we didnt ue enough feihlitr, our yields would be so low to allotc! that we couldn't ojinate mu faun, s,is Mich I uhui, In other, Co no Fukui, who opetale a It and fm limisi 5,p, akmg mu.' itt d lai m neat Tit monton, Utah. "00 pounds of VSS 1m example, the Fukui hioihii- and haivtsled moie Ammonium Niliale per aue on s,l ire tom not feiti- e aut-agover iea-mt seun-toa th.ni J3 ton- - an at iti hzttl m tin ait Ammonium On small mains, thev appht d 300 pounds of I e Ilian 80 ol bushels at moi hub 100 ie, and h.uuMed pel Nitiate ol win at. Oil tomatoes and -- mil huts, they also used ls COMPL convenient u-- ed We have two model homes completely furnished n - bu-lii- and ihtir yields adequate amounts of mtiogcn and phosphate vuie among the tops m the and for nlfro-eo- n It t ik(s N, Men Smttssful f,n mens ague Ft U.v''n tilius made than .Nifiogi somce no belt ei lime's on LsS Futilueis, s insist Nitiogcn M Always pi St, tv I'niud lt ilt li dt s. hv n sold Use uiuui,li leitihu; hanest moie dollars! ait-a- . - - i i one in Danish Modern; the other in Early American. Come and visit us. EXTENSION TELEPHONES The Evability of almost every room in your home is enhanced by extension telephones. To save steps and time, put one in the kitchen or basement. For privacy and security, put an extension by your bed. i so easy to order NSiroaon Fertilizers Brigham City, Utah just call the telephone business office or ask. your telephone serviceman. UTAH HOMES, Mountain l a rept n) it Uievl ifk States Telephone !y 59 Fishburn Drive SIC Phone PA 3-34- 69 |
